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The Deborah & Larry D. Silver Center for Jewish Engagement, a program of the Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County, will host a concert, called “Echoes of Hope,” featuring the music of composers who survived/endured the Holocaust.

IAN McLEAN reviews “Odes to Peace”, a concert by Musica da Camera conducted by Christopher Latham, at the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture.

Death Strikes: The Emperor of Atlantis will see Peter Kien and Viktor Ullmann's 1943 opera, penned during their time in Theresienstadt, adapted as a comic.

It is the richness of textures drawn from an enlarged worldview of what it means to be alive, to persevere, to leave something of value for descendants of survivors, and

Echoes from a lost world: ANU – Museum of the Jewish People hosts "Lullabies, Love and War"

I write as a concerned musician, university professor and member of the Jewish community to express my opposition to some of the fallacious and self-serving criticism leveled upon the organizers

Remembering is such a necessity, even in these days when every single word, note or picture seems to be committed to the eternal cloud for posterity.

“They were musicians caught in this horrible era. They’re musicians just like us — they were in the middle of their careers."

In honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day, speakers specializing in studies of antisemitism, white supremacy and legacies of the Holocaust headlined Thursday’s “An Evening Conversation on the History and Legacy and

The Masterclass Project on Gustav Mahler and fellow composers Hugo Wolf, Alban Berg and Anton Webern will take place at the JAMD on January 22-24.